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A multi-vehicle crash in Cranston resulted in a fatality on Wednesday night. According to police, a house was also struck and damaged as a result of the accident.

Alana O'Hare, the former ABC6 reporter and press secretary to Governor Dan McKee, is joining the Providence Warwick Convention & Visitor's Bureau as Senior Director of the Tourism Improvement District.

The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities (DPU) has approved reductions in gas supply rates for most gas customers across the Commonwealth. On average, the decreases will result in a monthly bill decrease of about 4-5%.

The state’s second-largest hospital group has just 45 days of cash on hand, according to the most recent quarterly report of the company.

The North Kingstown Democratic Town Committee on Thursday called the findings in the recently completed Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) audit report a "step in the right direction" for the school district.

The Rhode Island Attorney General’s office informed Lauren Lee Malloy that the body of her mother Lori Lee Malloy has been exhumed.

The U.S. Department of Transportation on Wednesday announced $800 million in grant awards for 510 projects through the new Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant Program.

Brent Runyon, the executive director of the Providence Preservation Society, is leaving the organization. In an announcement, the organization said “after 9 years at the helm of Providence Preservation Society, Brent Runyon has decided to step aside and m

Printmaking is a complex and often misunderstood art medium. Covering areas as varied as woodcuts, etchings, lithography, screen printing, and more, the printmaking community is full of talented and passionate technicians.

The Rhode Island Department of Health has issued a summary suspension of a nurse’s license in the state, claiming that the practitioner continuing to work would constitute an “immediate danger to the public.”